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"Monkey_man's Magical Mysterious Monetary Malarkey"

OK. I've just come to the end of my first year at Uni. I'm about to go and work somewhere for the next 4/5 months until the next year commences. I opened a student account with Abbey National, which offered an overdraft of £1025. Which was nice. Currently I am at -£500...which means I have £525 left on my overdraft.

Now, I could look at this two ways:
1. I am gipsy poor and should work my butt off to pay it back.
2. I have £525.

So what should I do? Save my money and become a Scrooge, or go on a spree - like Brewster's Millions? I'm thinking of getting a Gamecube already!

Ta-ta

Uh-huh. Fender Tele, Epiphone Les Paul and Flying V, Start and Les Paul copis and an Admira Solista classical gutiar. The half is this damn piece of wood that just sits in the corner.

6 and a half guitars?

*long silence*

Well, OK. Different tastes for different people... I guess

monkey_man wrote:
> SHEEPY wrote:
> Buy a new geetar
>
> I have 6 1/2 guitars

That's six and a half. Not six half guitars.

SHEEPY wrote:
> Buy a new geetar

I have 6 1/2 guitars

Buy a new geetar

the wise one would spree

I echo Mystique's sentiments. You can always borrow money off your parents.

If you are going to work for the majority of the summer, then you may as well buy the GC now, as you won't pay interest on the money in your overdraft whilst you're a student, and you'll have payed it back in less than a weeks work.

So spend it now mate.

You annoy me.
:P

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